St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-02
A GREAT ROW RAISED
Over the Tory Governments
Proclamation of a Sunday
Meeting,
Announced to Be Held in
Honor of Gladstone and
His Labors.
The Gathering Will Take Place
in Defiance Of All OPP
position.
Condition of the Crown Prince
General Foreign Intel
ligenee.
BY Cable to the Globe.


LONDON, Sept. IA great howl has
been raised over the Dublin executive
proclamation of the proposed meeting
at Ballycoree, County Clare, next Sum
day, and the Indignation felt at the gov
erment's action is by no means Confined
to lriShmen. Mr.. Dillon in the house of
commons tonight scathingly denounced
the spirit in which the proclamation
was promulgated and defantly chal-
leaged the government to find any just
ification whatsoever for the act. The
meeting, he said, was called solely for
the purpose Of expressing the thanks of
the people to Mr.. Gladstone and his ad-
herentS for their efforts in the cause of
securing Irish rights. If the people of
Ireland, he said, were not to be allowed
to publicly express gratitude for the
sympathy of those who appreciated
their miserable condition, nothing more
was needed to show that they were per-
secuted and oppressed beyond endur-
ance. However, he declared, the meet
ing would be held in spite of the proc
lamation, and its promoters, abettors
and sympathiZers would
CHALLENGE THE GOVERNMENT
to impeach its lawfulnesS. Mr.. Dillon
will be present at the meeting, and will
be accompanied on his Journey to Bally-
coree7 by Mr.. Labouchere and other Eng
lish members of parliament, who will
also attend the meeting in order to give
their testimony to the injustice of the
attempts to suppress it. A large num-
Der of English Liberal and Radical
members of the house of commons have
given their promise to visit and speak
in Ireland during the recess. and their
protests against the tactics of the Tory
government will, it is expected, produce
profound impression upon the minds
of the English electors. Although the
meeting at Ballycoree has been formally
proclaimed, it is not believed that it
viii be interfered with, but it will quite
likely be followed by the issuance of
sulnmonses for the leaders and princi-
pas speakers, and many persons are
English visitors will be included among
those ordered to appear before the resi-
dent magistrates. The dispute between
England and Belgium over the
FISHERIES QUESTION
is assuming a serious phase. The gov
ernment is now inclined to resent the
treatment to which English fishermen
have been subjected by the Belgians
and will insist upon their receiving fair
play. Preliminary TO any official meas
ures of a more drastic character to Sc
cure what are ED to be the rights of
the English fishermen in the North sea,
alleged to be controlled by Belgium, Sir
Edward Berbeck,, member of parlia-
ment for East Norfolk, will undertake,
unofficially, to obtain redress for the
British fishermen by resorting to meth
DDS of arbitration. and has some hopes
the matter will be adjusted to the salts
faction of England. at least, through
the persuasive power of English men of
war. The French
MOBILIZATION MANEUvERs
are progressing with quite as much sue
cess as was expected, and the govern
ment hopes to accomplish the whole
work in manner sufficiently creditable
to prove to the country that Gen. Bou-
langer is not indispensable, as his parti-
sans maintain. The reduction of rates
by the Mackey-Bennett Cable company
created quite fiutter in telegraphic
circles, and predictions that the cut will
result in an Ell Ormous increase of busi-
ness of the Commercial company are
freely made. At the reduced rate, how
ever, the company doing the most busi-
ness is the heaviest financial loser, and
knowing ones assert that the cable war
will soon be terminated by an increase
of the rates to living figures. The ap-
pointment of Mr.. Chamberlain as chief
of the British fisheries commission is
still the theme of leading newspaper
articles, all agreeing in the wisdom of
the appointment, however. Lord Sails
bury started for France to-day,